I would donate, but others won’t follow: the impact of presumed consent for organ donation on preferences and perceived descriptive social norms in Serbia
The study examined organ donation preferences and perceived descriptive social norms under presumed consent for organ donation, a public policy proposed to address low organ donation rates in Serbia. Conducted as an online between-subjects experiment with students in Serbia, the research included tw...
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Faculty of Political Science, University of Belgrade, Serbia, and Faculty of Political Science, University of Zagreb
2025-01-01
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| description | The study examined organ donation preferences and perceived descriptive social norms under presumed consent for organ donation, a public policy proposed to address low organ donation rates in Serbia. Conducted as an online between-subjects experiment with students in Serbia, the research included two hypothetical organ donation conditions: opt-in (explicit consent) and optout (presumed consent). The opt-out default significantly increased willingness to donate but did not affect assumptions about others’ preferences under the same default. This finding suggests that perceived descriptive social norms may hinder the opt-out default’s effect on actual organ donation rates. Additionally, it implies that other potential mediating mechanisms, besides descriptive social norms, may be more significant drivers of the effect of opt-out defaults on donation intentions. |
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| spelling | doaj-art-dfc20e90d55146aba982b89872c99a212025-06-30T16:55:29ZengFaculty of Political Science, University of Belgrade, Serbia, and Faculty of Political Science, University of ZagrebPolitičke Perspektive2217-561X2335-027X2025-01-01151127144https://doi.org/10.20901/pp.15.1.05I would donate, but others won’t follow: the impact of presumed consent for organ donation on preferences and perceived descriptive social norms in SerbiaAleksandar Ninkov0Belgrade Metropolitan University – FEFAThe study examined organ donation preferences and perceived descriptive social norms under presumed consent for organ donation, a public policy proposed to address low organ donation rates in Serbia. Conducted as an online between-subjects experiment with students in Serbia, the research included two hypothetical organ donation conditions: opt-in (explicit consent) and optout (presumed consent). The opt-out default significantly increased willingness to donate but did not affect assumptions about others’ preferences under the same default. This finding suggests that perceived descriptive social norms may hinder the opt-out default’s effect on actual organ donation rates. Additionally, it implies that other potential mediating mechanisms, besides descriptive social norms, may be more significant drivers of the effect of opt-out defaults on donation intentions.https://hrcak.srce.hr/file/481626default effectopt-out defaultorgan donationpresumed consentsocial normsnudge |
| spellingShingle | Aleksandar Ninkov I would donate, but others won’t follow: the impact of presumed consent for organ donation on preferences and perceived descriptive social norms in Serbia Političke Perspektive default effect opt-out default organ donation presumed consent social norms nudge |
| title | I would donate, but others won’t follow: the impact of presumed consent for organ donation on preferences and perceived descriptive social norms in Serbia |
| title_full | I would donate, but others won’t follow: the impact of presumed consent for organ donation on preferences and perceived descriptive social norms in Serbia |
| title_fullStr | I would donate, but others won’t follow: the impact of presumed consent for organ donation on preferences and perceived descriptive social norms in Serbia |
| title_full_unstemmed | I would donate, but others won’t follow: the impact of presumed consent for organ donation on preferences and perceived descriptive social norms in Serbia |
| title_short | I would donate, but others won’t follow: the impact of presumed consent for organ donation on preferences and perceived descriptive social norms in Serbia |
| title_sort | i would donate but others won t follow the impact of presumed consent for organ donation on preferences and perceived descriptive social norms in serbia |
| topic | default effect opt-out default organ donation presumed consent social norms nudge |
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